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Local Hall 90 ssip,

U0i Ilate there hiss been some little
dissepslon among the members Of the
Memphis Browns. We say the dissep-
sion was "liltle" from the fact that
only members Of the team were avsro
that any trouble existed among the
players, Bat IL leaked out, and the
management traced II successfully.
The uBruly member was cornered, and
he will have TO 10. During The past
two weeks the management has been
on the lookou for mpetent player,
and on yesterday its watchfulnees waa
rewarded by receiving q diapa,ch
from Monk q ine, the inimitabl o short
stop, stating hat he would play with
Memphis the balance Of the season II
bIe terms we're acc, pied. His terms
1900 for the bAlsbcs Of the season
wero satisfactory, and he was eigned
Cline was te'egrsphtd'to report e
Manager PelG NJ once, and he vii
nyob.bly play short field Tor IN,
brovrs tomorrow In Charleston. Nv
sr,body Knows Kline, ard he will
move . valuable acquisition. He Ia
bs,d hitter, q dsri, z base runner an,
a atone wall when playing short field
Ills rather late In the season 10 IQl
players, but, ss the old saying goss,
1bettef lave than never" m
povps have Q chance 70 win the per
mani. bat that chance 10 q very slir
opc. Even II they do not win IL
generously painted rag, the mAnas,
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PEKsONALS.

II. NJ. NKELY and vile have arrived
from their trip East.
j. p. ALBAE has returned from an
extensive Eastern trip.
MIss C'EwAY will be at bone every
day Of the week from Q o'clock
am. TIL 4 O'Clock pm.
Miss BErrIE o YASoGr will reopen
her school al No. tl2 Main street
Thursday, September 10Th.
b. Lazy, formerly Of Brownsville,
Tenn, has lately come 10 this city an d
established largo Palais Royal al No
220 Main street.
HnrrY BE- ,oH, the adjus,er Of IN,
Fire Salvage Company, has reiurne
and will begin ths sale Of the damage,
wholesale stock Of dry goods latsl
belonging 10 hessrh Harsadlns, Nc
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sirmi.s ham .. sew Orleans 1.

ttFbUiAL W rhs AFFsAkst
NKw ORLEANS, La, September 10
Il was no use, New Orleans couldn't
win today. No matter how hard the
batters hi, the ball 1t went right into
the hands Of some Birmingham fielder.
The latter played 6ne game. Masrsn
made the star catch OF the season.
catching d. with one band with bis
back against the right fed fence.
Kelly pitched q good game, and New
Orleans got men on third teyersl
times but could not bat them in.
Aydelo.,e also pitched Q good game
and WAS well supported. New oflea's
made ioaT double plays aud did other
nice laid work, but Pouell's arm was
out Of year, and his successive failurse
10 throw accurately 10 first were what
lost the gene. The game was lifeles
and witnessed by small crowd.
Stallings was hurt during the game
and ] ok Hayes took bis place. Oatct OF
Vaughn 10 sick In bed.
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A Fatal Row ts Lille Eock

LITTLE R. OK, ARK, September TO-
In . row At 10 o'clock tonight In chaply
uou,ten's saloon, corner MARKHAM and
Scot, streets, thi, city. between Cha. necoJ
aud . soldier ADD smother isiio-, whose
name vs could net learn. @. o. Brown, .
mutu,i friend. was shot through the lsf,
breast, jutt over the heart, aud " u die be.
for. m RI nc. Brorn ausnp ed 70 sep.Iate
tbs, % der ard oitissni vosn ~, ms ,slu,sI
m,s,,ns his ain, with the result As above
stated Lbs 81 iisr has been arrested. All
narti.s we're dIinkinr.
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Manufactured only by the California
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Cal. IL na ure's own true laxative. II
Ia the most easily taken and the moet
PLEASANTLY affective remedy known 10
cleanse the system when bilious or
cpstive, to dispel headaches, colds and
ieyers, TO cure hsbilual consti patton,
indig Btlou, tic. For sale Ia 80 cert
and 81 bottles by ii J. Heister, and
all leading druggists Van vleel d
90, q. W. Jopss 4 90, W. N. VIII
kerr on a Co, NAntheld a 90. have
b zen appointed wholesale agents at
Memphis.
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BsI,imere ., Louisville 2.

BILIiuoRE, MD, September 10
Hecker's wild throw TO first base and
Grifio's hit 10 left center gave Balti-
more the winning run 10 the tenth
inning today. Both Smith ard Hecker
pitched in good form. and some mag
nifcent fielding was done on both
sides, bat the home team had the bet
ter luck and son one Of the most To-
tereetsng gam o Of the season. Two
Of the errors icoied agAius, Davis
we're txsusable, but, fortunately,
we're not 90 W. White and Mack did
the best fielding for Louisville, asd
Cook led tho batting, Attendance
1900, Score:
Louisville. OOOOOO2000-2
BalumUrt..... o o q D 2 U U u Id
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F6HKB0EOU6H-u "a o'e och ss,utd.y
pisst. ssp,smber 10 lss 1t the resldsnos Of
w. W. flsob ooh. N u mulherfy street
HoHvrLLp kolIH n uoH, son OF LoulA - ana
the late A. N cAiboiosrh.
Ran.rsl vii tAhs place from rs'idsnce this
tsUsDAYl si,srt Don at o'clock. Friend,
are Inv ted 10 a,,std.
JONHs-lt Wilbur, Miss. Bsp,sub.r
10. 1881. Al a o'clock q m WATTS Csusr,
y 70 OF Capt. ". Jones, formerly Of this
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Chicago " ins r-o Games.

CHICAGO, Ill September l0.-The
Chicagos won tho first game from 10.
dianapolis this afternoon without
much trouble. Shreve, the visitors
new pitcher, managed to give ten
bases on balls, and the White
Stockings balted out enough hits 10
rake the eight ruus. All Indianapolis
could do with Clsrkson was two runs,
and only ore Of them was earned.
Score:
Chicago. .......-..o 2 oool- 8
Indianapolis .....l o 90 o 90 ! O. 2
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PhiIsdeIphia AZ, wa.bIsg,on 3.

wAsHrsoTos, SEPTEMBER l0.-Many
delegates TO the International Medical
Congress attended todsy's baseball
game. The battery work Of Whitney
aud Mack was very poor. Maui
pitched a good game for the visitors,
ADD be was well supported. Fogsriy,
AndTews and Mulvey led the batting
while Irsin took the 6eiding honor.
Score:
wa. bing,on.. ...l 0000il 100 3
Puiladsi phla Al 50x-l7
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sooAs ~ SSIyas;

cSs GA. .s': .sssddSSSSSSSiSiSts
Summary: Earned runs-Oharles.
ton l, Memphis /. Two base hits
McAleer 2, Andrews 2. Total base
hits-Oharlteton is, Memphis IA
Left on basss--Charleston 8, Mem
phis Q. Bases Htolen-Charlea ton 8.
Struck out--By Hunger IL, McKeough
). First base on bslle-Onarleston 10,
Memphis I. Double plays-Phelsn
and Andrews, Rsocius, Phelsn ard
AudTews, wllllsms, Hines aud Powell.
Batter Hit--By Huogler /, MtKeoush
l. Pass d bslIs-Child., Baker. Time
OF game--T~o hours and twenty min.
utee. Umpire-simonin.
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OFFICIAL SCORE.

eooh ~ rfifosi
s.s S;l..s. - sSfS ~
Summary: Two base hlts-0srt.
wright and Harry Fuller. Three base
hits-HGry RulleT and Puller. Total
bases on hits-Nsw Orleans IL, Biz.
mipgham IL. Fint base on errors
New O, leans Q, Birmingham 3. Pirst
base on balls New 0leans 3. Dir.
minghsm I. Laft on b aes-New Or.
leans 8, b rmipgbam Q. Struck cut
BY Aydelo,te l, by Kelly 8. Passed
ball-wels. Wild pitch-Aydelotte.
Double plays-K lusman, Ge,ss and
Cartwright, W,ll- and 6elss, Csmp,u
and Cartwright, Wells aud Cartwright
Hit by pitcher By hydelotte 2, by
Kelly /. Um pire-K Elm. Time Of
game-0ne hour and forty hse min
ules.
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p,oh,b,,,o.is,. R.soIvIss.

AT the last meeting Of the EIecu'
tive Committee II tie Pfohibilionisis
OF shelby county, the foll,wing reeo
luton was unanimously adopted:
"R, soly d, That We demand, az our
right, that the sheriff Of Shelby conn
~ will give rs oue representative In
each ward among the cleTks 10 be ep'
pointed by him 90 bod this comlpg
election on September 20 h, and that
the prohihilioDi'ts OF Shelby county
will hold him fiically Tetplnsible Tor
hia action In the matter, and that a
copy oi this Iesolntion be cent TO tbs
shsri q by the secretary, and also pub
lished In the CITY pvpsrs "
MA JONES. 5terstAiy.
@. W. HrifEELL, Chairman.
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SECOND GAME.

The second game was more one
sided than the fret. IL was 90 cold
that the 5000 spectators had q chilly
time Of II, aud IL was q wonder the
men could play at all. Barring An.
sons euors, however, the White
Ste ckipgs payed q good game, and
batted Letnsr freely. The gene
was called At the end u the sixth iu-
ning because everybody was tired.
Score:
Chicago. ...............s2 023 9-l3
Indianapolis ..............2 90 1 0 . 3
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I'LL. Goodloe, tIus'ee, TO John Over
on, IT,, truttse, for II. l.. Bhbkley,
lot "a. block 1856; confederation, 1850
sB. Myen ct hl 10 W. B Myers,
lot or parcel a land In Fourteen, D
Civil District; go aud other valuable
contradictions.
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Two Games nj Detroit,

DETROIT, MICH, September l0.-Ths
morning game was a one.sided aflsi',
Detroit virtually winning in the frat
inning. A cold, raw wind was blow
ing, making 1t decidedly unpleasant
for both spectators and players, and
families, wild throws and muffed flies
sbounded. Score:
Dstroit. -. ....... 8 90 400 4 OLA
Pittsbutg ....... o COS D ! o. y
AFTERNOON GANE.
The afternoon g'ms resulted In
another Waterloo Tor the visitors. In
the SIKH White was given q base on
bale, Twiichsll followed with u single,
Smith iumbed Garzell's grounder,
Hanlon hi for three bsgs, BALDWIN
received a gift, Richardson, Brouthers
and Rowe made singles. Thomps, n
was thrown ont OF first, White
reached frat for second time on q
mufi by Barkley, Twitchell knocked
out another single, G.nz; ii did like.
wise, but overran second on Hanlon't
hit and was throsn out. Baldwin
ended the agony by striking out. The
slugsipg was continued in the seventh
and ninth, but interest In the gains
was at an end. Score:
Detroit ..........20 100 10 . 0 FL
Pittsburg. ...... 900 2 100 o.
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Jackson ssssd psrh,
Concert afternoon ard p'grL

thew "psfss bho." Pug
B'sl piece oi Ragy goods MADE. AJAX
lur "HoTaa shos" Tobacco.
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Old papers for ,ssls al APrrAL ofiiee
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1870. and 4 adI.s of Hsnor.

Heights ana ihul's W ns"v'.
DOSE LODgB. No go X. a 7. q H
ta,..,n.,. Sofnsf u R,u th and Loonsy
.,,,.i.n an Nordsy evening September IL,
iaI 40 candid ,ts,., Fall attendance re-
a ,s.,.d msa bsu Of other siU lodfs''
come ssd ,.s Us IN oar pes b9nsy,op n
N p...s,,t. cesfetsTy
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11

Our Autumn aud Winter impoIta.
lions Of fine worsteds, Cloths, CASH
ueres aud sullings are now arriving
AVID will soon be ready for inspection
Very resptc fuliy,
\. 4. RIDGELY,
Taller aud Draper,
81 Msdisos 80
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PERSONAL.

DIsTgRNs -Rrickvork, Smoking uhiu-
- o''''e ''' i'p IIioSAs cUBBINs.
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SrRhYfD.

row- BtIndie. horn saw q. 90, left one
" amt, II lore DOT white, blind In right
eve. ksturn 70 Ihelsss ueuset ,,
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SrRAYFD OR STOLEN

MARE Light bay, brand q on jaw, II.
wi Q. on lett shoulder, White hind feet.
Return 10 uA'ry komp's grocery and be re-
vafded ~ t.iliatd hhsrod
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TAKEN UP.

GOw- Dark red, Wits hsek, ,moo,h crop
Pigeon Koo.t road. N mllss from limln:
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LOST.

NIoNEY-Bet-ssp ". NJ. Bsniek's 40
Nl esry, Cb.ls,s, and Y. shops. tie
drawn b. q, J. Harsas 4 Coz, ,isnsd m;
Yinnis, IN pat 4 Cen u cree, In favor OF and
Ind red b. ", n Besish. hereby warn al
persons ssaipst tsdins Tor or sooepvpr
ZANE In any uay. A d. srsl f.ssid VII %
railroad. y. III IkNkLL.
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OLIVER, FINNIE & CO.,
RI MOVED.

NAULRs-1 pretty good dray mules; will
wi trade Tor DO ter mules or tor cotton
sed, Memphis Cotton seed Coz,
N Maeison 81.
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DEIDRN IL ~ Ml'siisippl avenue, 7
Nv rooms, cellar, llshle, op,hens.,, nne
shade. hait, etc. !. X. Bis,lo-, $40 "a 1t.
r OT-LArse, and stable Or 4 or 8 h.adi
IL central location. ApplJ q, 9s Main
stfeet. IN store.
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ROR SALE.

GIN-e0 nu agll.it $40. f.sd.! sad con
VI dsnter, nsafly nssi price, $40.
ia swim, l0l fsPlsr %.
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DAY PONY cOLT-T-o and ID = Te.rs
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-10
DROWNED IN THE MISSISSIPPI.
Seven People Known to Have Persisted.
Uncertainty Regarding Others

Seven People Known to Have Persisted.
Uncertainty Regarding Others.
NEW ORLEANS, La, May "a serious
accident occurred yesterday afternoon in
the Third district resulting in the death
of seven people. A large crowd had
gathered on the levee to witness baptis-
nal ceremonies under the auspices of Mt
Zion Baptist church, (colored.) The
wharf at that particular point extends out
into deep water where the current is
swift and dangerous. A large crowd as
sembled on the wharf when in the midst
of the exercises the railing surrounding
the wharf gave way, precipitating fully
fifty people into the Mississippi river.
Many ships were anchored near by and
the work of rescuing the drowning peo-
pie began. Seven persons are known to
have been lost and it is thought that
from five to eight more persisted. Among
the lost were two women, one white and
one colored. Each had a baby in her
arms when they fell into the muddy
stream. Both came to the surface
shrieking and lifting their babies above
their heads. Strangely enough both
children we're safely rescued by parties in
the skiffs, but both mothers were
drowned. Their bodies have been re-
covered
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-10
MOB LAW.
Two Negroes Rob Store and are Hanged.
covered,

Two Negroes Rob Store and are Hanged.
NEW ORLEANS, La, May 9.-West Car
roll parish, in which the mob burned the
store of Simon Wilkowski and drove him
from the parish few months ago, was
again the scene of mob violence last
Thursday. The mob at Floyd seized
upon Richard Goodwin and Grace Blsn-
ton, both colored, and hanged them to a
tree for roboing the store of M. Balm. 1t
is said that while mob violence is
deprecated by the people, the action of
this particular mob is not condemned be-
cause, as local correspondent naively
says, there is no doubt of the guilt of the
accused persons, the woman having con-
fessed and the goods having been found
in possession of the victims. 1t is not
sisted that they were confirmed criminals
'orstAat the people became sexasperated at
theiLe continued depreAations. They
sinaDls robbed the storednd were hanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-10
LONGYIEW.
Postoffice ShowIng-Pleased WIZ saae W
of tho Cotton Congress.

Postoffice ShOwlng-Pleased wISk the Work
of tho Cotton Congress.
Special to the Gazette.
LoNGvIEW, TEX, May 9.-The post
Office at this place has issued money
orders during the present year to the
amount of over $1,000 per week. Other
business of the Office has increased about
10 per cent. over that Of the same month
last year.
The report Of L. Wooley, delegate from
the Gregg County Alliance to the late
Cotton Congress at Waco, is well received
by the members here, and the action of
the congress commented upon most
favorably, and all seem resolved to be-
come stockholders and act il the CO.
operative plan presented by the con-
gress as soon as possible. Just what
branch of business is to be taken up first
by the Alliance here THE GAZETTE could
not learn, being headed off with the re
ply: "There are some secrets we are not
quite ready to divulge, but this you can
state, that LOngvieW will be benefited,
not harmed in any interest"
Tom Hardy, the supposed accomplice
with Lee WhitWorth in the reported il
cendiary fire at the junction. and who has
been hunted for since the fire pretty
thoroughly, was discovered near Shreve-
port by Deputy Sheriff P. D. Cox, who
brought him in and jailed him here this
morning.
Oliver Lsng, under arrest as "moon-
sinner" was taken from the Jail here
to-day and carried to Tyler by Deputy
United States Marshal Howell Parker.
Leroy Paramoor, while guarding some
county convicts on the farm of Newt
Killingsworth yesterday, was oYerpow-
cred by two of them, who bound him
with the plow lines, and, taking his re-
yolver and knife, mounted the two mules
and left him lying between the corn rows.
Newt is now hunting his mules.
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Texas Express Company.

The Texas Express company will on
January l, '87, open Offices on Kansas
City extension from Fort Worth to
Gainesville, and on Paris extension from
Farmersville to Honey Grove, Tex, of
the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railroad,
with the following Offices:
Kyle, Merit,
Hsslet, Celeste,
Justin, Wolf City,
Gerald, Ladonis,
Krum, Honey Grove.
Sanger,
Vally View,
Gainesville. 3
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An Elegant Substitute

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For soiIs,e salts, pills and all kinds of
bitSx, Aznseous liver medicines and
cassarticsEfs the very agreeable liquid
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more acceptEble to the steAESsh, more
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fetal tosshe system theseany otheM rem
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clans, and for sale in so cents and 81
bottles by King & Voigt, druggists,
Fort Worth.
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Beauregard to Jefferson Davis.

NEW ORLEANS, La, May General
Beauregard in letter to local paper
makes another reply to Jefferson Davis
recent charges against his military actions
in the late war. He closes by warning
Mr.. Davis to be content with the kindness
of the southern people in judging him by
his motives and not by his performances,
and to avoid bringing down unpleasant
criticisms through his unwarrsnted at
tacks upon others. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-10

Correspondence of the Gazette.
TAYLOR, TEX, May THE school
board of trustees met to-day and re-
elected Superintendent A. E. Hill and the
present teachers, Mr.. W. NJ. PeGigo. Miss
Mamie Robertson, Miss Maggie MauIe
and Mrs. A, V. Kelly for next session.
.pesszH5Ag the first Monday in September.
( They aiso raised all he lady teachers
salaries tosS50 and created position for
anQther primary teacher at the same sal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-10
Guilty of Aggravated Assault
Special to the Gazette.


WICHITA FALLS, TEX, May o. Willis
Jackson, colored, was placed on trial to-
day on charge of assault with intent to
murder John Broderick, white man, and
the jury found him guilty of aggravatAd
assault, and assessed fine of s25.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-10
BROWNS
IRON
BITTHRS

WILL CURE
HEADACHE =
INDIGESTION
BILIOUSNESS
DYSPEPSIA
NERVOUS REGISTRATION
NALARIAg
CHILLS AND FEVERS
TIRED FEELING
GENERA Al DEBILITY
PAIN INgHE BACK & SIDES
IMPURE BLOOD
CONSTIPATION
FEMALE INFIR1IITIES
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA
KIDNEY AND LIVER
TROUBLES
FORsS4LE BTALL DRUGGISTS
IL Cenuinc has Trade Mark and crossed Req
TAKE NQ.9IHFR.
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Liieis burSens6me, alike to the sufferer
and all arouQa him, while dyspepsia and
igg attendfSg evils holds sway. Cesas
plants otis nsssss caR be sassd e
cured b tsging PTekly - Bil*sTs regis
larly, 4ThQass Das once sHps Satficted now
bear cheerful testimony as 10 its merits.
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vention AID have smelIed it's breath and
heard its blasphemy. 1t would have
meant victory for the right Waco Ad-
vance
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3, b. Gets, Agt.. 313 Main ST., 1T. Worth
TEXAS EXPRESS CoMPAEY's LIST OF OFFICES
Appoints marked there ale no agents, anc
freight for such points must be prepaid, witt
written instructions to put on at owners risk
Alvin, Lyons,
*AICOia, Lampasas,
Antelope Gap, tLockhart,
AlYaT9dO, Linden,
Allen Farm Leon Junction.
Athens, LOCK,
Axtel, Lords,
Alto, Livingston,
Angelina, tLeggett,
BellVille, Lufkin,
BrenBam, Lola,
BUckholtz, Logansport, La.
Blum, *Mustang, Tex,
Bolton, *Milhelm,
BrownWood, Mullen,
Bangs, MilanOs
Brantey. Moody,
Bauingers McGregOr,
BRssetts, Meridian,
Belden, Morgan,
big Cypress Montvale,
Bette, FMeridith,
Big Sandy. Midlothian,
Br0WnsbOTOUgb, Montgomery
Billiard, Morris,
Burke. Mt. Pleasant
+CTa5U, muTChisOn.
+COurOee, MalakOff,
Caldwell, Mt. Calm
Gone. Mt. Sellman,
Cameron, Murray,
Coleman Moscow,
Crawford, Miami,
Clifton, NOlanVllie,
CeOUTne, NaVasotG,
Crowley, NacOgCCChes,
Copperas Cove, sOgIes,
Cedar Hill OglesUy,
'Ulsy, PHILIPPE
Sor.ey, Pendleton,
CooEyilIe, PlantersVilie,
OhSnuler, Pitt6burg,
COrsiCana, Powell,
Cleveland, PurdOn,
CoT!gan, *Pauhe,
Corpus Christi, *Presswood,
Clear Lake, quarry,
Duke, Richmond,
Dyer, Rosenberg,
Dallas, Rogers,
DunCanylle, *RickeT,
Dawson, *Ritchie,
Fort Worth, Rus&.
Gay Hill, Sealey,
Goldthwaite, Somervile,
Glmer, Santa Anna,
Gstesville, shannon,
Goodrich, sulphur,
Garrison, Smiths,
Galveston Summit,
Gay Hil, Shepherd,
Hitchcock *StGTnc,
Houston, Shreveport, La,
heioenAelmerr Thompson, Tex.
Hughes, Temple
Hale, TruelOve,
Holly ThaTps Mil,
Hubbard CITY, TexaTkana, Ark,
Ingersol Tyler, Tex,
Joshua, TimpsOn,
Jacksonville, Tenana,
Joaquin. Virginia Point,
henncy, Valley Mills,
kOpperl, Wallis,
klueen, Winona,
kempneT, +Waters,
keTens, Waco,
Kaufman, Yellow Prairie,
Kemp, Marlboro,
Zep4yr.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-10

The Dallas convention eliminated scrip.
ture and party politics from the anti Pro-
hlbition platform. "A man may therefore still
be Democrat or g church member and vote
for the amendment. For so much, we
give due credit to the good sense of the
new leadership. The contest is now be-
fore the people on it's real merits, and
there viii be no more nonsense but s
good deal of hard lighting between now
and the final decision at the ballot-box
= Waco Day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-10

August is long way off, and there is
no knowing what changes may take place
meanwhile in public sentiment. 1t is not
safe to bet on an election two months
before it takes place. 1t looks now as if
the prohibition amendment would be
adopted by very large majority, but
when the brewers and distillers begin to
turn loose crisp United States treasury
notes and big, round silver dollars there
is no telling what may happen. Then
again, this fusion of the Democratic and
Republican parties as an offensive and
defensive alliance is something new in
Texas and nobody can tell how it is
going to work. Neither the pros nor the
ants should be too sanguine. The tide
may be turned either way before the polls
close on election day Gainesville Reg
lister.